Kaibab Paiute RV Park

Staff was friendly. The park seems new. Showers and restrooms excellent. No complaints at all.

They have 24/7 bathrooms and showers included with the site fees. There's a small coin operated laundry also open 24/7. From about 9am to 6pm the main room of the camp clubhouse is open and has a kitchen for anyone to use with a stove and oven. There's a big screen TV, tables and couches too. Open hours vary depending on the time of year. Site prices are very reasonable. Non-electrical tent sites are $15 per night and $30 for FHU RV sites. They have monthly rates too. Talk to Jessie. The weather is good here for most of the year. Gets hot in July/August and cold December/January but not into serious extremes. This place is right on the Arizona/Utah border. There's a fresh water spring about 20 miles away with pumps to fill your water bottles. It's free and the water is fantastic! Look for the blue pumps behind the school. https://maps.app.goo.gl/LuyecyR4rko4Byso8?g_st=i&utm_campaign=ac-im

The campground has everything you would want or need. They even let you get mail delivered, which was critical since my Starlink took a dump. They offer private showers with great water pressure, and they are super clean. Other amenities are washers and dryers, a nice patio area with WiFi throughout the park. The clubhouse has a sink, microwave, and TV. They always have a fresh pot of coffee on. The only thing that would put this place over the top is if the sites were paved. Other than that, you can't beat the price either. I extended my stay I stead of dispersed camping in the Grand Canyon since this place is so close.

Typical sardined RV park, but had a great lobby/pavilion area and clean showers and laundry facilities. Pipe Spring National Monument is very close and worth a visit. At the time we visited, the gas station at the road entrance had much better gas prices than Kanab and Springdale if you're headed towards Zion.

I like easy spots. It was easy to pull in, easy to check in (the girls at the front desk were great), easy laundry facilities.. affordable.

Starlink works great.

I can’t really dial out with my AT&T cell but I can get texts and let’s be honest, every cell phone can call on with some kind of app.

They have a great lobby.

New campground with clean private showers and restrooms. And at $30 a night a real bargain.
Pull through sites with full hookups and a friendly staff makes this place a winner.

We had a very nice stay, the host ist very kind and helpful

the hospitality was above and beyond.

This is a relatively new campground less than 1/4 mile from Pipe Spring National Monument. Pull through spots large enough to accommodate the big rigs. Full hookups (except cable). Great price -$22.50 for our stay. They have showers if you camper shower is small like mine. I would definitely stay here again.

Confusing address as nav app will tell you we are 17 miles from town, so use coordinates to navigate.

Nice, new campground. Neat, tidy 50’ish sites. 16 tent sites. 2 cabins.

All sites pullthru. $25 full hookup. Great ‘community center’. Has laundry, coffee center, kitchen, lockable individual showers, toilets, covered seating area with fire pits Also has tent sites & 2 cabins. Friendly, helpful staff

On Indian reservation, as is nearby gas station- so diesel here is 25 to 50 cents cheaper than I saw in the way. And free bag of ice if you pump 10 gallons

At this price, full hookups in this area is unheard of. We’re 30ft fifth wheel & F250 , and sight was longer than combined 50ft length

Verizon & Starlink worked well. Tried site wifi, usable for email etc, but not an online meeting

Not much to add that hasn’t already been said. Gorgeous spot, clean, with everything one can ask for @ $12.50/night!!!

Staff is super friendly. Sites are decent but pick well as some are hard to level. Clubhouse, showers laundry all newer and nice. For the price, this is our second time here. Close to Zion NP.

Very clean laundy area, showers and bathrooms. Nice staff. Awesome rv and tent spots. Dog friendly. Wifi. Beautiful views. Closeish to some of the attractions in the area… North Rim of the Grand Canyon, Coral Pink Sand Dunes state park and some others.

We went to the Pipe Spring National Monument, which is like 2 mins down the road (if even) and they gave the dogs some cute bling for there collars. (In the pictures)

Giant free showers, kitchen use, coin laundry, level sites, friendly staff and cheap rates. Not all tent sites have a table but they have a pavilion with a bunch.

Beautiful campground with surrounding mountains. About 20 minutes from Colorado City, AZ which has a grocery store. The views are spectacular. The showers, laundry area, and patio areas are well maintained. Staff were great at making recommendations and you can wash dishes or cook in the club house.

Quiet and comfortable nice place to escape too

We stayed here in November so it was nice and quiet. The staff super friendly and helpful. Good wifi looks like they added wifi repeaters throughout the campground. Close to fuel and a convenience store. Nice views from here as well. Of course fairly close the Zion and other great parks.

Water Electric Sewer Not much else

Sites and roads are dirt/gravel, so, yes, dusty. But it's Arizona, hard to grow grass in the desert, so get used to dust! Views from the campground were beautiful, the pictures I saw online didn't do it justice. Clean and modern facilities. No T Mobile signal, but campground had good wifi, so could make calls over wifi. Staff were very friendly, helpful. Close to Zion and North Rim. Really pretty bike/walking path, makes you feel like your away from everything. Definitely tour Pipe Spring National Monument, right up the road.

Very nice. Very clean. Well maintained and well run. Beautiful setting and will be prettier when the trees they’ve planted get some size. Lots are all gravel. A few sites have picnic tables, but most dont, for some reason, but I’m giving it 5!stars anyway. Inexpensive for what’s offered. Roughly halfway between Zion and the North Rim. Good wifi

This was a beautiful and quiet place. There is absolutely no cell phone service for Verizon or AT&T. When we first arrived the WiFi was terrible and we couldn’t reach it at our spot. They did however fix it. The facilities are sparkling clean and the staff is very friendly! And you can’t beat the price! $25 a night for full hook ups!

We were heading toward Zion NP and needed to enter through Springdale to avoid the restricted tunnel on 9 East. Wide open park with reasonable space between sites. Park tries hard with WiFi, but spotty at best. Otherwise, no Verizon coverage.

We came for a night but when we saw it we extended for 7 nights. The Passport America (PA) discount on the week was enough savings to pay for my PA membership for several years! Very clean showers, restrooms & laundry. We had no Verizon cell service unless we drove up the road for a mile. It was sad to see so many selfish people not wearing masks in the clubhouse despite signs from the sovereign Nation requesting people wear them. Native Americans have been hit disproportionately hard by COVID-19 so please just wear your mask. There is a tribal gas station down the street with good prices - you absolutely will not be allowed in there without a mask.

Great stop on the way from Zion to Grand Canyon. We just camped for the night but was a great space, good showers and plenty of great shared space including kitchen and patio.

Level spots, full hookups and more. Make sure to ask for a picnic table if you want one - not all sites have them.

Highly recommend.

The drive kind of makes it seem to be in the middle of nowhere, it’s on an Indian Reserve. Tent spots were $12 and there were plenty of openings so we weren’t directly next to anyone which was nice but they are set up in a line surrounding a grass area for pets. There’s a recreation center but the kitchen and indoor lounge areas were closed because Covid. Attached is the bathrooms and showers, VERY nice and VERY clean! Overall a really beautiful site!

This park was such a wonderful respite for us as we journeyed thru SW. Price is amazing at $25 for full hookup- and with Good Sam it was even cheaper. Bathroom/showers/laundry facilities are beautiful. Beautiful patio with comfy chairs and little patio fireplaces. Ping pong table and direct tv and WiFi that works at campsite. I really can’t say enough. We plan on staying a second night after going to see Grand Canyon.

It's called an RV park but they accommodate tents and I'm glad I asked. It was sweltering out, they have a club house that's air conditioned, fully equipped kitchen, tables, board games, large screen tv and free WiFi. It was just the break I needed with beautiful clean bathrooms, showers, and pay laundry